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Now you can copy the configuration from RAM to nv ram by using the command copy running config startup

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config that replaces the configuration stored in nv ram.

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You can also copy the configuration to a TFT server.

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You can copy both the running config as well as the startup config to a TFT server.

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When you copy the config from RAM to nv ram it overrides the configuration a copy from nv ram or startup

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to ram or running config is a merge so let's demonstrate how that works.

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So on my router if I type show stodge at the moment there is no startup config which we saw previously

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and show running config shows me my current configuration so shows start no config show running config

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shows the current configuration on the device copy running config startup can fake saves the configuration

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from RAM to nv ram Sarnoff on top shows start will show startup config.

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I can see that I'm using so many bytes out of so many bytes.

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If I change the name of the router to our one and then top show run the current config or running config

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shows me the hostname of our one but shows startup config stold shows a hostname of router.

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If I copy the running config to startup config again and then type show starts.

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Notice the host name has changed to our one so the running config overrides the startup config.

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If I look at the startup config

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and let's have a look at interface Fosset Ethan it is 0 1.

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You can see the interface is shut down and has no IP address.

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I'll go into that interface and this is making changes to the running config and I'll set an IP address

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on the interface and I'll know shut the interface.

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So if I look at the running config on this router we can see that the IP addresses configure it.

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If I look at the startup config

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the interface is shut down and doesn't have an IP address.

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This is the same config as the running config on the device but this is different.

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So copy start to run.

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Let's see what happens.

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Top Chef start and look at their interface the interface didn't have an IP address and was shut down

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in the start of config not to save time searching I'm going to type the C'mon show run interface face

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zero slash one and notice this only shows me the config for that individual interface in the running

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can fake.

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And in this example you can see that the running config was replaced

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with the startup config.

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Let's look at start again.

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So the startup config has the interface shut down.
